VolmneSPARTAN 69, umber I .! Serving the San Jose State Community SinceDAILY 1934 Tuesday, Septeniher 21, 1977 Davis Med School sued again Court delay sought until Bakke verdict in

WOODLAND (AP) Another The U.S. Supreme Court is white student has sued the s( heduled to hear the Bakke case University of California at Davis next month. Its ruling could effect Medical School, saying a minorities program for minorities across the admission program blocked her country. entrance into the school. The Davis admissions program A UC attorney said Tuesday he reserves up to 16 places in each would ask a court to delay action on medical school entering class of 100 the complaint of Rita Clancy until for disadvantaged minorities. (IC is the U.S. Supreme Court decides the appealing the California Supreme case of Allan Bakke, another white Court's ruling that the program applicant denied admission to the violated Bakke's rights and medical school. prevented his admission.

After Mrs. Btu Mrs. Clancy's attorney said Clancy's suit was filed last Friday. Yolo County his client has a stronger case than Superior Court Judge Warren Bakke and will press for immediate Taylor ordered the university to admission to the school. admit her or explain why it was refusing to do so at a hearing next Her lawyer. Merril Weisinger. Monday. said Mrs. Clancy. 22, is a Russian immigrant from a poor family who Donald Fieidhaar. UC's chief came to the United States seven counsel. said Tuesday the university years ago, graduated from UCLA would contend a decision to admit with an "A" average and is at the her was "quite premature" because Steve Faustina (left), SJSU's Affirmative Action officer, A.S. Vice top of the medical school's waiting the Bakke decision has no legal President Edna Campbell and student Rick Desimone (right) discuss list. effect until that case is resolved. the Bakke decision. Agency's report Bakke opposition reaffirmed may decide need minority enrollments, and Members of the SJSU Decision, called the case a "ploy" 'status quo' in minority admissions" graduations. Revolutionary Student Brigade used to "pit white people against at the administrative level. minorities," and said that the ( RSB I and SJSU minority program "Minorities always suffer the Court's decision is evident of If the Bakke decision is viewed directors held a panel discussion first and the funds hardest in a case like for parking as "reverse discrimination" by the Monday to reaffirm their opposition "systematic discrimination against this (Bakke i." Faustina said, ad- U.S. Supreme Court, he explained, it In the Bakke decision and continued minorities in education." ding that a reduction in the numbers could have an "impact" on campus "discriminatory" admission He also pointed out that af- of minority graduates from SJSU administrators, causing them to be practices at SJSU. Bj Scott Brown firmative action programs should has been on the decline since 1974, wary of achieving minority criteria and Jan 6' reben not be considered examples of the year the Bakke case was in- Panel members attacked both in campus programs in the future. A representative "reverse discrimination." troduced. of the SJSU President John Bunzel and Also included in the panel California State University and administrators for failing to oppose "Affirmative action programs He explained that even without a discussion was P.J. Hirabayashi, Colleges chancellor's office the Bakke decision and instituting are not discriminatory against final decision on the Bakke case, the coordinator of the Asian -American visited SJSU Monday and said he 4 affirmative action in SJSU ad- whites," he said. Instead, he said, publicity of the case could have a Studies Program at SJSU, who said will look into providing funds for mission policies. "They help to alleviate some of the detrimental effect on minority that the Bakke decision was an in- additional parking here. systematic discrimination against admissions by reinforcing dicator of the "deeply -rooted In a meeting of community The Bakke decision refers to the minorities in this society," as in the prejudicial attitudes "already prejudice" present in American leaders to discuss the parking case of Allan Bakke, a white ap- Bakke case. existing" in the minds of SJSU and culture. problem, John Hillyard. chan- plicant for U.C. Davis Medical other campus admissions ad- The effects of the Bakke She said this deep-rooted cellor's office chief of auxilliary School. who charged he was denied ministrators. decision are already being felt at discrimination has created a lack of business services, said that if admission to the program because of SJSU, according to Steve Faustina, As an example of declining adequately trained minorities "to studies showed a need for established minority admission director of the SJSU Affirmative numbers of minority graduates from take care of the problems in their parking funds at SJSU, he will quotas. Action program, another member of SJSU since 1974, Faustina quoted communities." "go to the ( Board oft Trustees" figures from both 1974 and 1976 SJSU about it. Bakke's claim was upheld by the the panel. He explained that this "Third World ( minority I people At the meeting, also attended California Supreme Court recently. trend could become more decline in percentages of black and are more qualified to deal with by State Assemblyman John and is now scheduled to go before the pronounced if the decision is upheld Mexican-American students in both problems of their people in the Vasconcellos ID-San Jose SJSU ('.5. Supreme Court Oct. 12. by the U.S. Supreme Court. the undergraduate and graduate context of racism in this country," Because of what he called the levels. she said "Therefore, as a retort to President John Bunzel, and John Vasconellos In reference to the decision, "foot-dragging" administration at In addition, he said, these the Bakke case, race must be given members of the A.S. Council. He added that it was "a Rick Desimone, member of the SJSU, Faustina charged that "there figures appear to be indicative et a consideration as a factor in special Hillyard said the City waste of energy" to keep the committee to Fight the Bakke has been a tendency to maintain the national trend toward declining admissions policies." Redevelopment Agency would give him a report on the matter. garage open, and that it was This was in view of the fact difficult to provide security for that the parking situation may both the Seventh and 10th street Election issue next year soon worsen vlth the impending garages. loss of approximately 1,000 "The 10th Street garage has parking spaces. The City of San become a drop-in, sleep-off Jose is bargaining with con center," commented &1St struction companies who want to Executive Vice-president Gail build on the SAGA parking lot Fullerton. "It is not a garage I Hayes backs district voting located at 4th and San Carlos would park in." streets. Just two blocks east of the By Rick Cotta Council members David or inter-district squabbles are two candidate to finance two campaigns Kent Dewell, a spokesman 10th Street garage between 11th San Jose Mayor Janet Gray Runyon. Al Garza and Vice-mayor examples of such problems, Hayes one to gain the nomination in the for Mayor Janet Gray Hayes at and 13th streets, is the highest

Hayes has indicated she favors Suzanne Wilson have also voieed said. district, the next to gain "at large" the meeting, said that he had "no crime rate in San Jose, according district elections for city council support of district elections. Hayes also said that district election. idea" when the lot would be to A.S. Attorney General Ron members, thus giving fair "District elections provide a elections have a tendency to slow the The mayor feels that minorities developed, pending an Stevenson. assurance that the proposal will find more responsive form of ity operation of government. are adequately represented on the agreement that would be With all those problems. Its way to the ballot. government." the mayor said. "The One counter -proposal to current city council. "financially solvent" for both the Stevenson said, "I sure as hell chose a Hayes predicted that district citizens seem to perceive it is a more "straight" district elections is to "We (the city council ) city and the prospective builder. iiouldn't park my car in the for a elections will be on the ballot next responsive form of government." have primary elections by district. chicano tAi Garza candidate Neighborhood residents ga rage." said. year. Though the mayor said she The top two vote -getters would then council seat In 1971," Hayes expressed concern that once the Moreover,. many SJSI to The mayor Is the fourth council "tends toward" district elections, compete in a city-wide "at large" Garza was appointed SAGA lot was closed to parking. students at the meeting indicated been I, member to endorse the proposals, she still has some reservations. election. vacancy and has since the residential area east of that they preferred to park on the completing the simple majority Other big-city mayors, she said, Hayes does not support this elected. campus would become more residential streets rather than in

needed to place the measure before have told her of problems associated proposal. She expressed concern Not surprisingly, Hayes felt that congested with cars. the parking garages. The be t he city's voters. with district elections. that a minority candidate, while the mayor should continue to Patrice Otten, an area students said they felt the street., Conflicts pitting the "provincial winning in the district election, elected at large. resident and co-chairman of the were safer than the garages the "The issue must be on the needs" of neighborhood districts would not be able to beat a white, "The mayor has to represent Ad Hoc Committee for Fair Besides campus security. 11,, at ballot." Hayes said. against the needs of the overall city male candidate in a city-wide entire city's interests, especially Parking Solutions, said that since question of adequate housing federal election. the county, state and the lot hadn't closed yet, "This is concerned A.S. President Ste., "I think straight elections will levels," she said. plenty of time for the university Wright. she have to be the answer to assure Hayes emphasized that to do something about it." Part of the problem could te citizens of time minority representation," she said. wants to know how the Much of the meeting was alleviated, according to Wright Day added to add-drop district elec- Hayes also said that district San Jose feel about spent discussing the related if additional low-cost student said her decision will not Students still have time to will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. primaries and city-wide run-off tions. She problems of night parking and housing was available in thg many be final until she finds this out. drop the class that requires six today and tomorrow. elections would prevent security for SJSU evening area. office She also said that she regretted term papers or add the one they According to Doug Hart- people from running for students. Questioned about tying the first public hearing on need to graduate. The add-drop shorn, registration officer, the because of the expense involved. missing Asked why the 10th street together a combination housing elections, but said she will period has been extended by one period was extended because One argument for district district parking garage is closed at night. parking request to the Board it next one. day. Labor Day was counted as an elections is they would cut campaign try to attend the Glen Guttormsen, SJSU director Trustees. Hillyard answered that to held by the City The period will be extended add-drop day and it should not costs, allowing more people That hearing, of business affairs, said when the he wasn't sure money was Charter Commission, will be held at to Thursday. The add-drop office have been. participate in city government. garage was open in the past, only available for both housing and would, 730 Thursday evening at the in the south wing of the library The city run-off proposal about BO cars would park there. parking. however, require a successful Cambrian Community Center. Elk

Page 2 September 21, 1977 FORUM Ron Reagan's ageless prose

By Rill Weeks New York City tourism. You thought you'd heard the last Nevertheless, the following are of Ronald Reagan. quotes by Reagan in the book which Now in his twilight years as this Holmes feels displays the true country's right-wing spokesman. greatness of a man whom, with a Reagan's failure to win the little luck, could be sitting in the presidency last year has reduced his Oval Office today cutting out useless public exposure so drastically that expenditures like the entire Social nearly the only time you can catch Security System. his smiling mug and dyed hair is On mental illness programs: during late night showings of "Bonzo "We have people coming to Goes to College" on television. California from every state in the Well, fret no more, Reagan fans. union because of the progress we Longtime supporter Joseph R. have made in the treatment of the Holmes has released a book that mentally ill. We have now reduced should skyrocket lionnie's name the population in our mental right alongside people like Bert hospitals from over 27.000 to 7,000." Convy. Elizabeth Ray and Otis On ecology: "Fleas are a part of Sistrunk as one of the great thinkers Inc ecological cycle, hut I doubt if a of our time. dog thinks he is doing something to destroy ecology by wearing a flea collar." is Bill Weeks the On economics: "Someone said Assistant Forum Page Editor the most satisfying thing in life is to park on what is left of the other fellow's nickel. That is a clever The book is entitled "The wisecrack but it is bad economics. Quotable Ronald Reagan"with 185 Sooner or later, the free time on the pages of quotes from the former parking meter runs out." governor as a kind of right wing On freedom: "It is time to version of "The Thought of Chair- realize that profit, property and man Mao." freedom are inseparable. You "AS FOR ME, I FEEL SAFE WALKING IN AND AROUND THE CAMPUS AT NIGHT" In the introduction of the book, cannot have one of them without the Holmes calls Reagan the best others." governor California ever had. On efforts to help the poor: "Not blaming all those bad things you quite a decade ago we attempted a A.S. president speaks on parking may have heard about him on war on poverty. Poverty won." California's ultraliberal On the pollution problem: "If we newspapers. I The Los Angeles had stuck with the horse we would Times and The San Francisco have had another pollution problem SJSU needs mass transit Chronicle? ) by now." Holmes reminisces about On marijuana: "Some of the EDITOR'S NOTE: Because of vividly. They know that all those if this were, say a shopping center, was to have contained student Reagan's weekly television show same people who favor the banning the importance of the parking issue cars will be coming into their the consumers would get the housing and a number of shops that called the "Governor and Students" the advertising of tobacco on to the university community, the neighborhoods. That's why they pereferential parking spaces with would have siphoned off some of the where Reagan would get students, television want to legalize the Spartan Daily asked San Jose Mayor pushed for the parking ban east of employees forced to the perimeter. university and student buck. The apparently from the University of smoking of marijuana." Janet Gray Hayes, &1St' President the university., Long time residents There should, at the very least, be idea fell through, depending on Neptune, to "rap" about their On his school days: "Teachers John Bunzel, A.S. President Steve there have been asking for years equal access here. whom you talk with, for a number of problems until they eventually are going to hate me for this, but my Wright and Joan Cormigilia of the that the univesity come up with a reasons. learned how smart Reagan was, and favorite subject in college was Campus (' lllll moony Association to plan for parking in the future. In addition, I will be asking the how stupid they were. football." xubmit parking opinions. Corsiglia's However, the future they were Board of Trustees to use whatever This was a good concept. And. He furthers his defense of On his honesty: "I can tell you column ss Ill appear toniorrow. speaking to is rapidly approaching. clout they have with the state given the degree of trouble the city Reagan by calling his ad- on behalf of those who contribute to They, and others, feel the university legislature to get this university the has had getting a new development ministration the best thing that political campaigns, no one has ever has been dragging its feet. Hence, money it will need for a solution. I plan into the working stages. the By Steve Wright could have ever happened to come to me in the years I have been the power play. have already been talking with San concept should be discussed again. I California colleges and universities. governor and sought a favor or Parking is going to get Jose councilmembers who have told will be urging the trustees to again better Following this line of logic, special privilege on the basis of worse long before it gets any Now the question is whether the me that the city is willing to discuss pursue this and have already been worse. Holmes next book should include campaign aid or something he might around here. That's right, university meaning ad- its support, but only if the university throwing around the idea at city Jose's redevelopment how the Son of Sam was the best have done to help me achieve this San ministration) and the city (meaning makes the first move. The time for hall. for thing that could have happened to office, not one." project on the current parking counclimembers) can feel the that move is NOW. Communication For most of this article though. student lots at Third and Fourth frustration and irritation we as between the two must be I've been talking about what others will be getting off the ground Streets students do as the hassles to get an cooperative. should be doing to help with these months, in approximately GI to 24 education continues. problems. Now I will addresss the according to knowledgeable people. The importance of the city in the most important elementstudentx, That means 800 to 1,000 un- overall solution can not be un- As students. we must take it niversity related automobiles Steve Wright is president of the derscored because parallel to the upon ourselves to participate, to be presently using this space for an- Associated Students of SJSU parking situation is the lack of Letters choring will have to find a new port. adequate housing in the downtown accountable and responsible. This The only alternative, currently, is area for students. The paid waiting means doing all we can to voice our the residential and business streets. list of students wanting to get into opinions and to help alleviate the Employees I administrators, Both of these areas are already the dormatories clearly indicates situation. F;,$ Instructors, support staff i get to impacted, as are the university's that students want to live close to purchase parking permits which facilities. Can you imagine what the school. There are a number of ways this allow them to park right on campus. Can we really know whether the scene will look like when those 800- can be done. First, students must be RSB, Daily Sure, they must endure the lines of RSB is interested in the Bakke case plus vehicles are also vying for the However, many of the once conscious of the environmental cars coming into the campus, but for what it is or for what they can inadequate space around the student -only apartments surroun- unsoundness of the automobile. Editor: skate once they reach the employee turn it into? It is obvious to me that university? ding the university have been filled Everyone coming to this university At SJSU the squeaky wheel gets lots. Once students reach the the RSB, by the very admission of I know that most students can by small families who can't afford should try, whenever possible, to use the grease. At least that's how it campus, the hassle increases. the doctrine they uphold, do not Especially those who are present the price of homes in suburban San alternative means of transportation. was regarding the antics of the really care what they are fighting participant in the daily battle for a I will be asking the Board of Jose or Santa Clara County. For this This could mean public transit, Revolutionary Student Brigade last for, Just as long as they are fighting. place to park. I used the word battle Trustees of the California State and other housing related problems bicycles or, if it is available to you, Wednesday. The proverbial To them. the Bakke case is nothing here because once the redevelop- Universities and Colleges iCSUC) the city and state must work the train. "grease" came in the form of more than a useful tool towards the ment lots are closed, the fight for system at the end of this month to together. publicity amounting to half of the If the above options more important goal of social parking spaces will escalate to war- open up the permit system to a first are Spartan Daily's front page. Take a revolution. I would consider unavailable or don't fit into your this like proportions. A push will come to come, first served program. There Many years ago the look at the picture of the RSB's noon schedule then try car-pooling. when you think the RSB is truly shoving. should be no special class of citizen redevelopment lots on Third and There time march. You will see no more devoted to whatever it is they are are economic advantages here, too. Many of the residents around within this community. After all, Fourth Streets were to be developed than twenty or so persons par- supporting that week. If a car is the only thing you can use the campus can also see the picture students are the consumers here and Into a university related project. It ticipating. In a college of 27,000 Getting back to the Daily's because of work or other con- students and, roughly,. 3.000 coverage of the RSB's events, I think straints, be sure you make the thousand faculty and staff mem- that on a campus of this size you maximum use of every inch of bers. that's not a whole hell of a lot. could choose from a variety of other REAGAN'S PROPOSED Rours lb 11H6 WHITE MOUSE parking space. A half page article is quite a bit of news items and events which affect grease for such a miniscule wheel. a far greater numbs,. of poepie. As There have been many times I also want to pose a question as is evident by the low turnout at RSB when I've been driving around the to the sincerity of RSB's motives in events, we can conclude that people campus trying to park when I've their loud opposition to the Bakke are just not very interested in that come upon a space that is Just a wee. decision. type of news anymore hit too small because thee cars The RSB would make no William \ s len already parked there were pigs. If arguments that they are a Marxist Political St ience everyone would park as close to red oriented organization. To quote Sophomore zones, driveways and corners as Karl Marx in his 'Communist possible, many more people would Manifesto.' "communists be able to park with greater ease. everywhere support every All you have to do is be conscious . revolutionary movement against the existing social and political order of As students we don't have much things." This doctrine implies that Power. but we do have influence. We when a Marxist organization like the Missed point just have to scream loud enough and RSB sees a potential "revolutionary long enough. Students in the 1980s movement," they Jump right on in to showed that. Everyone who attends take advantage of it. My question Editor: this university should write the follows that observation. Is the RSB I think it was Russell Ingold who Board of Trustees and the city, really that concerned in the Bakke missed the point in the article urging them to work cooperatively case as a true threat to civil rights? "Feminists Missing Point" in the for a better learning environment Or are they simply taking advantage Sept. 19 Spartan Daily. conscious. of another opportunity to create a To state that the "rock -firm little social unrest by using their belief in the subordinance of women As students we don't have musch pseudo-interest in the Bakke case as for men's pleasure" is "perpetuated power. but we do have in. fluence. a means towards Dia goal. by Hugh Hefner and the porno in- We just have to scream loud All one has to do is look at the telligentsia" is unrealistic. enough and long enough. Students actions adopted by the RSB. In the This belief is perpetuated by the in the 1980's showed that. Everyone last year and a half I most of which "role" that most women still requie who attends this university were, of course, diligently recorded of men; that the male is the initiator should write tshe Board of on the front page of the Daily I. of most social and sexual en- Trustees and the city, urging them to When their pleas to save the In- counters. If the feminists have work cooperatively for a better ternational Hotel was largely missed a point, it is that if equality of learning environment. ignored on campus, it was time for a the sexes is to be achieved, then the The chairman of CFRIC change In tactics. male has to be liberated from his the Board of Trustees, is Roy Brophy, Apartheid in South Africa was a accepted "roles" also. an SJSU gradauate. The address good choice, but people still couldn't As long as the male has to play is 400 Golden Shore, Long relate to a situation so far removed this role as initiator, Beach, he will feel he California .90802. from themselves. At this point, the has the upper hand. And or course, Bakke case fell right into their laps. he will print magazines to make him The Mayor of San Jose is Janet Just like that it seemed all previous feel more secure in that position. Gray Hayes. She, too, is an SJSU issues suddenly abandoned. William Brick graduate. were Write her at 801 N. tat St., So the question comes up again. Meteorology Junior San Jose. septeitalwr I I 1917, Use of peer pressure motivates students By Peter Zappe! Later, students rate each other's performances "I feel the ORPA peer evaluation method Olibaugh feels that not only dues the ORPA Almost everyone is concerned about v...hat on the basis of selection and presentation of causes students, who usually don't read the text method increase student knowledge of the subject others think of them. Concern for peer esteem relevant material, pertinent analysis, arguments, book until the night before the exam, to keep up with matter. but it develops communication and social motivates behavior ranging from the most mun- comments and conclusions. the progress of the class." commented a social skills. dane social habit to the heroic deed on the bat- Students use a one -to-five scale in evaluating science graduate student. But. according to Gilbaugh, some teachers may tlefield. their peers. A score of one is given for attendance Another wrote, "I truly feel I have learned be threatened by this method because it eliminates Peer pressure. Dr. John Gilbaugh realized, without contribution and a score of five is awarded more with this teaching method than any other in their dominance of the class. could be used to help students achieve academic for a top presentation. Students can also earn points my college career." But the measure of an effective educational excellence. by adding to general discussion. Not only do most students who have taken experience lies in how much students learn, not an Gilbaugh, veteran professor of education, Throughout the class period the instructor acts ORPA courses agree about the benefits, but tests how much a teacher says. Gilbaugh said. developed the EWA (Organization, research, as the authority and scholar, moderating. show that ORPA students learn more. Gilbaugh began developing ORPA seven years presentation. accountability ) teaching method in facilitating, motivating and stimulating students. In one experiment conducted last fall, Gilbaugh ago with a grant from the liJSt Foundation and has response to the shortcomings of the conventional "I see students develop sophistication and said, two groups, one ORPA and one a con- written a book "ORPA, a Universal Approach 1,, lecture-discussion approach. finesse." Gilbaugh said. Often intense discussions ventionally taught control group of freshmen taking Teaching and Learning." "I can't cease lo be amazed at what this does in last beyond the class period. And normally reticent 17A i U.S. history), using identical basic materials Although Gilbaughs background is in a classroom," Gilbaugh said. students interact with greater ease. and course syllabi were given the same objective education, he is teaching a political science class Before class, students research information on Instead of competition, Gilbaugh described the pre -semester and post-semester exams. this semester using his ORPA strategy. an assigned topic for presentation to their peer relationship as a "friendly rivalry." The ORPA group scored more than eight times Courses in ORPA are given periodically to classmates. During the first part of the class period Most students who have taken ORPA courses higher on the post -semester test than the lecture - faculty members and experienced leachers he each student shares his or herknowledge. responded enthusiastically in a questionnaire. discussion control group, he said. 'But it beats punching time clocks' Film maker finds lob brutal "I need a writer," says operated a film company in money at night as I was when his partner died and make enough money to "They all get bought one film producer to the Campbell. during the day I quit Fox was out on the streets support myself, let alone one way or another." Fox other. The other reaches "I was blundered into teaching. with nothing but a few pay an employee," said said, "but how many you into the waste basket and it." said Fox, who has been After about five years. pekes of film equipment. Fox. sell is the hard thing to replies, "I think I have just making films since 1959, Fox began to feel the urge -You have to really predict. Depending on "I do everything the man for you." "When I graduated. I to expand. love what you do, because myself, even the scoring of your expenses, you have to This is the explanation was a teacher during the "I began to scratch anyone going into films the music." he added. sell 200 to 300 copies just to Jay Fox contributes for his day and I wrote gory and about for something new to trying to make money is break even. It costs 8200 a debut in the film industry. bloody mystery stories for write," Foxe said. crazy," said Fox con- Apparently things are minute to produce a film." Fox, 42, graduated different magazines at After sending out 50 vincingly. a little slow according to from SJSU with a degree in night," Fox added. resumes he was finally Since 1059, Fox has Fox. Fox obviously loves speech and drama in 1958. "When I found out I hired by a film produceer. produced more than 100 "Businesss Is the pits what he's doing and ac- rs he has was making just as much He was still inexperienced films, mostly industrial For the last 15 yee right now. The school advertising and, cording to him "one thing market is lousy and that's educational films. is for sure, it sure beats half my business. A film In 1968. Fox won the punching a time clock." could be done artistically "Gold Camera Award" for SHARE tutors benefit well, but if the film doesn't an industrial advertising fit into the school film called "Dimensions," COPIES curriculum, that's it." a public relations film fur 3` overnight from student teaching Ford Motor Company According to Fox no minimum IFMC though, the selling of the "The program is especially good for An opportunity to gain units and pre- "It's brutally difficult films isn't the difficult KINKO'S people who are into helping professional experience is available fields like and nobody should go into part. 123 S 3rd St. 295-4336 psychology, sociology, education through Operation SHARE, a program and it." This is the advice Fox recreation," Lustig said. where students are sent throughout Santa "There are no gives to newcomsers. special requirements to Clara County to tutor kindergarten be a tutor, and it is "I have three to five itudent usually valuable experience SPECIAL through high school age children. when ap- persons a week calling me, ps that plying for jobs." The program offers from one to three for a job. I barely of the looking Color Prints Reprints units of credit, depending upon the amount To register for SHARE, a student must The 12 Exp for 2.29 3x6 for .99 of time a tutor spends with a child. enroll in Ed Int 166 under In- ng on The children referred to SHARE for terdepartmental studies. Those interested 20 Exp for 3.19 5x7 for 79 abet of tutoring are potentially successful should also check with Lustig in the 4C71. "Piints from slides .37 students, who, for a variety of reasons, are SHARE office, located in Barracks 14 i having difficulty in school, according to behind Morris Dailey Auditorium. Bring this coupon! . And. SHARE coordinator Nicki Lustig. he city "Math and reading problems are the ipment aS Montgomery 1001 Items ones that crop up the most," she said. 1/4 .s, the e Theatre "Behavior problems are a part of it too. Aneurism takes Darkroom Needs gain. I Mame It San Carlos. 1.1 For Your Some of these kids come from broken , again homes with six other children, and Sept. 23, 24, 25, 30 y been perhaps a teacher that sends one to us custodian at 55 DISCOUNT CAMERA SALES it city October 1, 2 Ii feels that a male tutor would be a good Mary Rose, a lung -time matron at thing for the child." SJSU, died this summer at the age of 55. Tickets: 243-4775 hough, 171 S. 3rd St., S.J. "We really stress that the tutor must Born and raised in Santa Clara Soclety others The (Albert 8, Sullovan want to do SHARE, otherwise don't start. County, Rose was a matron for Tower these The commitment has to be there. If it isn't Hall, the Administration Building and iss the and the tutor doesn't follow through, the Dudley Moorhead Hall. eras, Scattered showers? kid can really get hurt." she added. "Mary carried a smile always and The program requires that the tutor go never told anyone of her ailments." said ake it No doubt about it weather has been very . to be to the child's school or home for at least Bueiah Morris, matron of the library and unusual in recent years Depite the fact that it Thin three hours per week. The student must friend of Rose since they both began at hasn't rained for a very long time , one would stay with the CP our child for the entire semester, SJS1 I 20 years ago. te the think that mother nature when she finally cut unless a legitimate reason is given for According to Morris, Rose was suf- loose would remember which way to send that leaving. In that case, an attempt is made fering from an aneurism in her brain for to find another tutor. water. the past year. rs this ust he iental bile ersitN l'eople in the Exercise hosts Faculty Book Talk at students will be held at 3 277-2973. loos.stion PIE and Behavior 12:30 p.m. today in Faculty p.m. today in the S.U. Cosanoan Room. The Pre-washed Modification Group I BMG Dining room A. A meeting of team ansit offices of vice-president, will meet at 2 p.m. today in captains and individual Denims! 1 you with treasurer and assistant Al WAYS the Health Building, room "Women Being sign-ups for intramural communicalons director 206. PIE is a thrice-weekly Women" meets every volleyball will be held at 3 fitness program, while Wednesday from 11:30 to 1 are open. *9.95 are p.m. today in the S.U. S.es 26-38 BMG alms to change p.m. In the Women's your Umunhum Room. Officials eating habits to aid in Center, 177 S. 10th St., The Christian Science There are still needed. Interested at 457 E San Carlos reduction. between the Business Organization will meet at too. weight persons may come to the Mei 10th it 11M, Tower and the parking lot. 3:30 p.m. today in the S.U. I Use officials meeting at 3 p.m. 279 1881 Room. The Student Coalition The center's goal is to Guadalupe tomorrow in the S.U. eon- against Racism and bring women together to Montalvo Room the tAlligkaxgrd will show a film, share their experiences A.S. Leisure Services h of MECHA "The Unwanteds." and find out what's hap- is offering several non- detailing the struggle of pening in the community. academic classes open to we don't really know how many... Imes alien workers in the United students, staff, faculty and Classes I the States, at 8 p.m. tomorrow The Campus Crusdae their spouses. ... Big Mats you would have to eat to equal the nutritional value of at 7 beginning tomorrow in- COST lire in the S.U. Guadalupe for Christ will meet LOW one NATURE BURGER because we don't know what's in a Big Mac, tomorrow in clude Arnis, Karate. Wee, Room. Fernando Sim etal p.m. but we do know what is in a NATURE BURGER and we're proud of it. Cooking, Backgammon cars for the coalition will also Education Building, room Sun 'N Soil posts the percentage of your minimum daily requirement and Awareness. For more Auto If speak. There will be a 75 120. for the important vitamins and nutrients that you enjoy in a NATURE information, contact Leisre , red cents donation. BURGER. For a change of pace why not try a NATURE BURGER for An organizational Services in the Old Insurance as lunch ... it's not only nutritious but it's delicious. Take advantage of meeting for pre -law Cafeteria Bulding or call mkt The Ocupational our special Ya price offer this week. Start a healthy habit - have a Therapy Club will present Lae. for College Students NATURE BURGER. an open house from noon to 3 p.m. today and tomorrow and Youthful Drivers rIN1111111.1.1111MINEN...rni loch in the OT Lounge, Old Introducing our new Science Building SPECIAL OFFER! SUPER NATURE 1.1 We BURGER, See for basement. and yourself how good MI 180s good food can be of Chief Offer exptres nds "The Memoirs Justice Earl Warren" will -63( PRICE custom,rsill 112 one per the San Fernando WITH COUPON be the topic when History L.. Lee ely Professsor Lawrence Satisfies. DON'T JUST FEED YOUR PALATE, FEED YOUR BODY! Daily Spartan Tacos 40c Serums, the Sem low Slate 40C UnpvI Cornm.n;ty En_hilaclas 1911 IV 1.nt TJstadas 40: p00090 pawl or in Second dos, Burritos 40e HOME OF THE Son Jo*. Cent orma Member am of Col.forn.o Nurspopet Tamales 406 Publoshef Assoteeten end Ore Bor-B-Q Tocos2, 354 DELICIOUS Asstmorted Press ettbl.shed Rellano 654 low Vete Chili Iiis deity by Sao linivetsoy o(epf Setutdey Meat Burrito 654 NATURE ird the ond Sunday dot etc Ouesodilla 454 Ing yee 1St op.nrcuss spressed here." ate Nit, MODS.. Rice or Beans 504 BURG a these of the A stot Poled 289-8681 Combination Students Ilse College Ad SAN JOSFA,. the Deeet."`"l Plates 1.65-180 245 E. Santa Clara Sr CAMPUS INSURANCE at 6t5 287 8887 .he oO lotornel.sns ond Ad. etl,s.ng ,ncludes or ond boon. CUPERT NcnOr 5...bur tenons or, opted only nn (88211:71.00deFu. RkeiBilyd 2578887 je o tensoesdet of semepte, 50Sts 91 Paseo de San Antonio Fall acathetart v00, 59 Ban Fernandoz NT I NMO VIEW Cart Seme &II SO 011 totelly Moe can Food (between 2nd and 3rd Sts. El prIC ,01 copy lO,eM% ISO** 4th and San Fernando NATURAL FOOD STORE AND RESTAURANT Health Seal 964 4465 777 3191 Adyett.stng. 27, by the fountain) ,et tinl It.nted be Cube, ben NewlitaGet yeixar.on. Nmpor raw. 4, September 21. 1977 SPORTS Manumaleuna's Washington effort Keohane blanks Bulldogs as booters prevail, 2-0

by Mark Guyer adding, '''rhe entire team Beckwith and Danny acknowledged by PCAA award played good soccer Menendez shared many An early score by Steve tonight." scoring opportunities in the swadley proved enough as Three years ago doctors told Frank Super scorer Perez second half. the SJSU soccer team Manumaleuna he might never play football again. was held scoreless as he hoosted its record to 3-1 by think Danny played Perhaps all football players should be so lucky. also lauded goalie "I shutting out the though great tonight," said coach For his effort against the University of Zamonsky with out- Fresno State Bulldogs 2- adding. "Even Huskies last week, Manumaleuna was standing play.pz d Menendez. Washington ii, at Municipal Stadium of the week if he is my son." named PCAA co-defensive player last night. a direct kick yesterday. in the penalty A sparse crowd wat- area In the Junior Steve Ryan. still Although the Spartans went down to inglorious first half that ihed as Spartan Easy he drilled to out with a knee injury, is defeat. 24-3, Manumaleuna was brilliant, making 15 Zamonsky diving I 'erez dribbled nicely from right for doubtful for the Hityward unassisted tackles, and helping out on three others. kthe save. the left corner and dit hed game Friday night. After the game. coach Lynn Stiles said State off kto the streaking "He outguessed me," Manumaleuna. along with Randy Gill, put on the Swadley for the opening Perez said. "I hope to be ready for finest display of football by inside linebackers that goal only two minutes into against he'd ever seen. 18 "I kicked it well but he Sunday's game the game. "Frank was all over the field." Stiles added. was there ahead of time." Oregon," Ryan said from Manumaleuna, born with a spinal defect, was The' contest went Perez, who led the the sidelines. told by doctors that playing football might result in scoreless from then until nation in scoring the last paralysis I ianny Menendez fielded a two years, did not miss a That was in 1974 after he had been injured twice I 'erez pass down the left direct penalty kick all last COPIES in his first two games at UCLA. After sitting out a wing and took it in for the year. 3` overnight year. he transferred to nearby De Anza College. insurance goal with less Sophomore forward no minimum After playing one year at linebacker and than four minutes John Bradley launched fullback for De Anza. Manumaleuna came to SJSU, remaining in the game. several shots during the KINKO'S where after two games he's second on the team in The hustling Fresno first half while George 123 S 3.d St 2954336 tackles with 32. State defense gave up 33 Also named co-defensive player of the week was shots to SJSU as Bulldog Brad Vassar, linebacker for the University of the goalie Jeff Zamonsky Pacific tallied 13 saves. Last Saturday in UOP's 31-21 win over Idaho. Named PCAA Co -Defensive Player of the Week yesterday, Frank "Fresno's goalie was Vassar was credited with 15 unassisted tackles and Manumaleuna shows the concentration that helped him log 15 solo tackles outstanding," said Spartan two assisted take -downs. against Washington last week. lwad coach Julie Menen- dez. "Our guys iSJSttl kept ability, great attitude' coming at him at him and 'Tremendous Polo club he did a great job of keeping the score down," challenges Menendez said. Menawhile. SJSU goal keeper Sean Keohane Big future ahead for Small Cardinals recorded his second shut out of the season in four They won't be playing games. apen the West German national Keohane only had By Gary Peterson he said. good this year." he said. two champions today, but saves as To paraphrase the Dom Capers, SJSU "We lost a lot of good the Spartan Spartan water polo coach defense shut the words of many a forget- secondary coach, says peopple last year." he Bulldogs Ed Samuels' players will to only four shots table sports announcer. Small has a unique blend of added, echoing a familiar on goal. have an equally tough task Menendez credited Gerald Small's future is two desirable qualities. theme regarding the 1977 when they take on defen- veteran back Jerry Bevans ahead of him. "Gerald has team. ding NCAA champion with good defensive And what a future it is. I t remendous athletic Not one to set personal play. Stanford at 3 p.m. in the - Coming off an out- ability, plus a great at- goals. Small instead Nor it s an extraordinary Pilot Razor Pant marker pen West Valley College pool in standing 1976 season, he titude. " he said. "You pledges simply to "do the CAM1RA A tiler pped pen so precisely balanced, it will always feel comiortabs Saratoga. was picked an All - often run into guys with best I can." '..infi S. 1st St. 294-3800 in your hand, even after hours of writing Its sturdy plastic point. surrounde,' team from West "collar' distinctly smooth, sharp line America. All -Coast and All- athletic ability or a good During spring and The by a unique Pilot metal writes a Last night pen you can buy And that makes it lust PCAA honoree. Most pro Berlin had to cancel its In fact, its the thinnest tipped attidude, but when you put summer drills. he's worked letter Best of all, its scheduled match with Pumping great for pages of notes or that one important love scouts drool at the mention the two together you have a toward this end by prise - only 69c and is now available at your college book store for unspecified Iron of his name. winner." tieing on his "weaker SJSU So it your Pilot pen makes you lovesick. don't be 9 The statistics back up A man who must smile points;'' aggressiveness reasons, but Samuels said .ashamed to admit it After all. all SMILE ,Iway, he good to you claims that Small is one of at the thought of coming to and run support. first-year Cardinal coach 15 the best, If not the best, work in the moring. Capers Capers sees this as Dante Dettaemanti has college defensive back in arranged for a low-key Gerald Small says Small is pro material. indiciation of the type of FANTASTIC the country. scrimmage instead. "He works hard, he's player, and person, Small ANIMATION Last year he picked off Three interceptionF coaclutble and he's a leader Samuels' crew will this season, plus one have another shot FESTIVAL PILOT &mine ROW pens. four passes and returned by example," Capers said. "Some players work at the touchdown and one yard West Germans on Sept. to, 'fn., 4.12e them for a 30.3 year "He has all the tools lobes only on their strengths," he Live eeturning will give the when they face each other Cpippr.on ii is.,,,. 41 5 350 SI loft 1414,1 Cily St IMP average to lead the team. defensive back in the said. "By working on his FANTASTIC He also senior from Los Ange.es in the NorCal Tournament logged 38 NFL." weaknesses, Gerald has PLANET every SJSU career in- al ii p m. at Stanford unassisted tackles, 10 Caper's praise doesn't just made himself that terception record assisted take -downs, four stop there. much better a player."By By the way, he can also pass deflections and two "Defensive backs are working on his weaknesses. punt and return punts quarterback sacks. often the best athletes on Gerald has just made Yet for all the awards the team." he said. "They himself that much better a and praise that's come his need to have speed, player. way the past few years, quickness, good reactions Which in turn helps the DANSKIN IS ANY WEAR. Gerald Small keeps things and size. Gerald lass good team, which is still another in perspective. a back as I've had the reason Capers sees Small PARKLANE HOSIERY IS EVERYWHERE. "Sure the awards are opportunity to work with." as such an asset. Pal-Islam: I It'sierv has ht.dy hugging railer of Danskin leotards and tights and Sets., nice," he said when asked As for Small, he's "Gerald's In tune with tasbions that fit you and your lifestyle for class, shoes. about his success "But I thinking about this year the team aspect of foot classic or classy doings. Anywhere. There's one near you. don't let them put any and not what might happen ball." he siad. "If anything And with 400 stores pressure one me." throughout in next year's pro draft. typifies the type person hi' America, Parklane Hosiery is the largest re- He does make ,sure paNane "If people come is. this does." they're kept in a safe place, HOSIERY through for us in certain When pressed t though Legwear. dancewear positions, we could he real consider the future. Small "I give them to my concedes he would like to mother, she likes them, Intramurals play pro football. Does being from Los gather today Angeles mean he would A meeting of captains like to play for the Rams? and team members for "That would be nice," intramural volleyball will he said. "but I wouldn't tie held today at 3 p.m. In mind playing anywhere it interim the S.1.1. Umunhum Room doesn't get too cold."

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azz Bay Area high and dry By Barbara Cockerham By Corky Dick water basin and also in the. have water imp.' ted from saw less than 50 percent reported." Melton :airl While the mainstream The desert: dry, arid, amount of water we're the state through the South runoff while last year none I Jazz continues to folios% If rationing does come and barren. getting from the state, but Bay aqueduct. Water was evidenced. a vigorous and majestic to Santa Clara County That's what California we're in overall good comes from Tracy, goes ourse, SJSU will not be there would be two steps may look like lithe drought shape.’ through Livermore and Rainfall statistics are eft behind. kept on a yearly basis involved. The first level continues for a third year. Santa Clara Valley has arrives here where it from Approval was granted July Ito would be a prohibition San Jose had gone 100 several sources of water branches off to cerain June 30. In Santa or a jazz concentration in against waste in which days without rain until the supply. There is un- reservoirs. Clara County, fiscal year e Music Department this everyone would be asked to showers came this past dergrOund storage and a "Since February we 1975-1976 produced 5.77 all. SJSU is the first inches of voluntarily conserve. weekend, dropping .58 of an reservoir system with have asked people to rain while last alifornia university to year, Second, reductions in the inch of rain. water imported from reduce their consumption 19761977, 8.98 inches nny velop a four-year jazz of amount of water available For the past two years, elsewhere in the state. of water 25 percent," rain fell. The average in ,any would be instituted. ajor. The Melton the past had been 13 to 14 rain has been rare. Water underground said. " That figure I the "It took a lot of hard inches. has become a scarce water basin has reached a has been attained with "I ork to get the program camel forsee resource and people have depth of 111 feet but has a relatively few people "Quality -wise, the anything mended," SJSU Music past the first level been asked to cut down 19-foot cusion to 130 feet complaining." water being used now is for Santa ,yen hairman, Dr. Robert Clara County voluntarily. Direct before it starts subsiding. According to Melton, pretty good. There have even with stIll owden said. "The idea for a third year of rationing has been in- If the drought continued for the last two years of been no heralth problems drought." rill he development of the Melton said. stituted in some cities. a third year it Would drought have been the ajor had been in the The Santa Clara Valley problably reach the 130- worst in history. Though COUPON esign and building stage has been more fortunate foot level. more rain fell last year, still or years." Back to School Cuts than other areas of the The eight reservoirs in there was a lot less runoff. Is Cowden attributes Farrah Faucett and Dorothy Banana state. the Santa Clara Valley The first year of drought .ard oat of the success for the "We're at a point we regularly $10.00 now $7.00 t. new program to the predicted we'd be In Blow cuts reg. 17.00 now $5.00 director of the SJSU Jazz March," said Jim Melton, RAINBOW LADY (With coupon) for Ensemble and a music public information director inst acuity member, Dwight OPEN 11 AM to 7 PM for the Santa Clara Valley rom Cannon. REGISbesa,,.;),iritz Water District. "There has 286-7600 "Although the ap 1/I 5! t been a drop in our ground DELICIOUS F001312 proval took more than four years, there have always been seeds for a jazz concentration," Cowden said. The proposal had to await approval of the CLASSIFIEDS faculty. Approval was granted just two years ago. FLUTE LESSONS-taught by SJSU From there it went through orilynOdrilo ANNOUNCEMENTS PART.TIME JOBS Positions available for CHARTERPLIGHTS.' grad. student. Call 287-5916, various universities and students morning afternoon. SERVICES ...Paris -London -3 Student David Snider Located I .5m4es Dorn SAD on...Anoterdom...Frenkfort...11er....11. committees. DEBONAIR DATING SERVICE KUNG Fu Beginning class on Needed to do promotional work Ii russele-Isrool...1.1sben...Nong E. Fast, personal and selective "The development of picks out a jazz tune on campus Tuesdays 7:30 to 8:45 insulation company No experienc one: ..M.41co pm 9-27 to It-?. Price S9, with Men and women stall ages are the program has always the stand up boss. net sssss y flexible boors Sala,y TYPING -CASSETTE TRANSCRIPTION 75 Now York.. Hawctii...Troyel son. refund after 1st class If not welcome Unlimited in controversial issue plus bonus Ptc.Ter Co. 266.9844 cents.page and up. Term papers vie. isvalloblo. Eurctil been a satisfied. Sign up at A.S. troductions 259-7351 resamet.theses.sonior projectsr. Pass...gritrall Pass...1 00000 sitional and still will be," Cowden years." Business Office in organizations, junior student HOUSEPARENTSCouple for Adult oportsletters etc ISM Correcting Studnt Identity stir d Union FREE BREAKFAST L LUNCH. 1st said, "especially among colleges Snider is the first Residential Care Horne LNe,in plus Soloed. Small business account, I sssss c _Youth HostI and professionals. Baptist Church, BOO Ironwood many people who view the student to do a full jazz salary. Marge 279.9892 or 29S.272 I solicited. All wadi sadiron.. cards. .0verseas lob Placement The results were LENS WEARERS. Save Dr. Spartan Sunday: Sept. 25. im- CONTACT Please call after 4 p.m NORTH (Students Only II. Tour Inlarmation nature of jazz as unanimous," Cowden said. recital at SJSU. on brand name hard and soft Bible Study, Worship Service, MATURE STUDENT.to assist in teaching VALLEY SECRETARIAL SERVICE 263. diudget).Students Introsuropeon provisational and spon Previous recitals were Inssupplies. Send for free Buffet Lunch. Entertainment by "The community support remedial reading approv. 5.22k,,1 1525. Flight, Tralns.CampIng tours In Phantasy CO. Bus Shuttle will taneous rather than really helped towards combinations of classical Illustrated catalog. Contact per smsel, Musl be available Mon Europe ...Student Flights to Asia Supply Center, 341 E. arrive in front of waffle towers academic. and jazz. The first campus Lens thru Fri between the haws of 2 pt, INTELLIGENT- - TYPING -Editing Attics, Australia Middle lost Irons getting approval." Phoenix. Arizona at B Land leave for church at Camelback, and 7 pm. Must be mi cadent reader. grommar..forrn. 9 a rn.9 pen. Eurap...Travlers In. have a big jazz performance will be 9:00. Discover "A new home "When you 115012. Prefer mature upper dustman. Phone Margie s 996.1215 ...Travel Publications ...Car Oct. 19 at Concert Hall. away from home and a family university in an urban area Will train. Call Mrs Spencr. 25)- Loosing and Purchasing ...Student -Jazz has always that loves you." such as SJSU, the school Cannon mentioned that 11109. TYPING SERVICE. Quality work Fast. Tour, to Israel USSR horn the program will basically Reasonable 00000 South Son lose. Europe Contect Rol B. Doris at existed at SJSU should have some type of MONKEES pictures, pesters, FLY FOR FUNLow Club Prices EARN EXTRA INCOME IN YOUR SPARE Ann Huston. 578.3891, TRIP TRAVEL PLANNING CO. contact with the com- be focused on individual wanted. B. Airplanes Rental Training 251 with more or less magazines, etc. TIME. TRAINING PROVIDED (Formerly Campus sssss I Advisors). student potential rather Boys, Hayley Mills, Annette 2614. CALL for Price List munity. The community PHONE 266.6891, DEAR STUDENTSYour I 00000 nce man SOS S 10th Sr. at William P. San FuniCello, Beach movie Ices Vic. closet status. support was almost as than group work. on the campus can tok care of all ./os CA 95112. (406) 792.1613 258-5311. FOOT REFtExotoGy -The Mon Fri 9 essential as that of the MARRIED COUP1ES.Do you enjoy your I sssss nce neellti AUTO am 5 pm. theroputic fool message. Improve Children need itstro money. HOME RENTERS, FIRE LIFE students," Cowden said. VS6erers BUYING baseball cards of all types, However in today's circulation, total relaxation, non. surrogate Parents. 493.11389 HEALTH. If you ore not already with CHARTER FLIGHTS Oakland London maiorleague. P.C.L., music -oriented society, David Snider, a oil body functions. Ci Stole Tarn/ call for an appointment from 5325 round 'op Also to 1885-1970. also baseball pins, graduate music major at Cpapfitcs starting soon near MU. 1 weekend SALES -part time Enthusiastic person of my 0th,. or hem, end wall Duff eldorf on new Tristat Jumbo jazz has established itself photos, publications. 26F-5530 510 Fri 7.9 pm Talk about health moli your own hours on com up a time convenient for you on from 3369 Nisei programs available long enough to become a SJSU will be able to major happiness easier living. Sor rnisston basis 295 4466 compua your home or my office now op to Aptil 78 Also low cast in music with a jazz con- INTENSIVE SEMINAR Sept. 21 84 part of history. morning learn practice ' receive r Let's get together and giv you flights Dorn London To most motor 25. A metaphysical approach to "Jazz has always centration, along with complete Refliseology treatment. better coseroge for less money rifles in Forop BRITISH EUROPEAN human communications. SJSU with more many other music majors. 1-'11 Also private treatments en campus HOUSING CALL MORY STAR 253.3777 or 446 TRAVEL 931 Saratoga Av San existed at Phoenix Workshops. 272-06130. this lose 95129 PHONE Snider, a technically Wed's by Holly Lynn. wetch 3649. 446 5252 or less closet status," OHAT paper for details, en write to: Holly demonstrative member of WY "iihE RVT Cowden added. .1: AV: GRAND OPENING Christenson's Lynn. P.O. Box 1040. Felton CA NEED 2 GAY WOMEN to shore home on imports, 2 Anatolia tops for the 950111. Summit Rd. 18760 ea. On 10 acres "Students received the SJSU Jazz Ensemble, JeCKET 00 price stone' A specialty import In rats. 353.3569, eves. early ans. very little support from the saw the results As SwEiSTSSIMI TRAVEL shop for men and women. WEIGHT LOSS HOTLINE-No LOST & FOUND school. They practiced on inevitable. "It wasn't that Casual and cosmic clothing. no fasting. 295.1164 for info on ROOM FOR RENT In modern spacious 3 their own time. That is one great a shock to the iewelry and unusual artifacts money -back program that rectlhr bechm apt. with two students. SOS system. At least I knew it from 7 different countries. works. per month pl. utilities. 1624 PASSPORT PHOTO SPECIAL 52 oft of the reasons they brought w' ad for 2 color er 4 6 W photos was going to happen," he Priced with the student's budgeb Brenham in. 265.1741 me here," Cannon said, in and browse Regular art". 57 50 1M1 LF SAt1 twanck in mind. Come YOGA AND MEDITATION class. Tues. HEARTSICK LOST ARTIST BLACK university said. "The program was days a week. Monday PHOTOGRAPHY 293 7000 20 who came to the Open 5 and Thurs. 7 ern. 330 S. 3rd St. ROOM FOR QUIET MALE-Senior or grad llPPERED PORTFOLIO SEPT Sin ART Is. 10th 1186 Lincoln Paseo de Son Antonio S) ,between in 1965. needed for the past 20 295-2580 thru Friday. 6, donation ST. 295.4166. student. Pat. rm.. kit. priv. SAS. S. 304 265 3154 Sue Ow Avenue, San Jose. 297-5424 1st 13nd Streets1 The idea originated at 643 South Sloth St. _ . . students' need, from the THE SKI CLUB welcomes everyone AUTOMOTIVE LARGE BRIGHT furnished room in large Cowden and changing as members. You don't have to mellow home in Willow Glen decision was be a Hot Dog skier, in fact. i of Minute, from school Male or times. The vW 11011sCHE SERVICE All coal Ski Club members are novices female Kitchen privileges phone made on the basis of guaranteed T uneupf from 524 or beginners, and out of 400 5100 mu 217.30.. whether the music Members. that's a 101 of people including port, Also instrortion SPEND THOSE srvicis lot department needed the you can learn with. The Officers Nome oppraosal prospechve buyers Free house program. even offer some free instruction. And if you're hot, that makes rails in central 5 1 Phone Don 356 PERSONALS EXTRA DOLLARS The various things that over 300 people you party with. 4748 eves. were taken into con- 'IOU don't have to be an SJSU sideration were: com- student either. If you have MOTORCYCLE 73 Honda C6350 9000 scellirrit condition Fairing THE PS GAY STUDENT UNION munity support, the career friends aeother schools, or out of miles. school altogether, let them know rock 5545' -oiler 167.4401. meets Thurs, of em. in the opportunities involved and ol the Student they are invited to join the Almaden Room an informal club the department ability to rowdiest Ski Club around. And to Union. G.S. U is striving fa meet the needs of Hot provide adequate faculty make sure you don't go ski with FOR SALE HIGH PRICES HAVE YOU goy community on campus and al/ a bunch of strangers, you can and proper facilities. You will find thot our meetings re On get acquainted with other Personals in "Ail this had to be BOOKS LI, 5 SALE. Hord corer 69. always ftiendly and informative. members at dances and parties. BUGGED? trivi 7 95 hand mode Darn. A.91. Meetings are half structured hoH certified to implement the Upcoming events- Beach party ENERGY PYRAMID NIT cont. 24 k informal. and one attended by about The Spartan Daily program," Cowden said. VOLKSWAGEN SPECIAL Sept. It, Vasona picnic Sept. 18, eler gold pendant and pyramid. Be your whole Tune-up Ski swap Oct.1, 2. GO FOR IT! SO people "We had to be able to compass and booklet all for 9.95 attend! 9.1, orientation meeting. 2 Stft timing PRICE Classifieds demonstrate our need for only We take items on (on. 9.11: Rap groups led by therapist 9. STUDENT DENTAL PLAN Enroll in the 3 Change Oil signmnt ii am tot pr'.r op IS potluck dinner. 622: creativiw the concentration ROLLED BACK now Information available at 4 New points pointmen1 279.2735 THRIFT night. area of music," Cannon the A.S. 5 Lubrication office or phone CRAFT RECYCLE 194 W Santa TO 1974 371 -6811. said. 6 Adjust brakes Clara St San los. Cannon believes that VOLUNTEERS needed to wadi with 7 Adjust valves ASTROLOGY CLASS: first course 2 lines 1 day ARMSTRONG FLUTE fv. tcese ilk. new disturbed children. Peninsula 75C the Jazz major has opened 8. 3 quarts of oil *25 in a series. Limited enrollment 1Az Excellent condition 5150 00 Phone Children's Center. 194.1200 up a whole new area in 9. Adjust carburetor Call Donnice at 292-0986 2 lines 2 days ALL PARTS 24617200 days 133.9177 eves $1.00 playing - which will 10. 4 new spark plugs FOR A BETTER possibly bring in a lot of 11. 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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM Tues- Thurs in EDI* at 9:30. 33381 or mom Int erreatIon. interviews for Chairmanships for 1977.78 THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD NEEDS iMJ Print Your Ad Here: IF: Rates YOU 40i II (Count approo 30 letters and Spates tor each line) (A) You would like to get into the Entertainment Business (8) You could use an extra 3 hours credit One Two Three Four Five tinnal day days days days data devote 10-15 hours per week booking and producing about day (C) You con 3 lines $1 .50 2.00 2.25 2.40 2.50 .35 99% of the guest artists who perform hereof SJSU. 1 lines 2.00 2.50 2.75 2.90 3.00 .35 (D) You think you hove a good opinion as to whom your fellow students 11/11.4 2.50 3.00 3.25 3.40 3.50 .35 would like tosses? on campus. 6 lines 3.00 3.50 3.75 3.90 4.00 .35 ARTIST IN- RESIDENCE CLASSICAL ARTS Each additional line add: Print nay,' Ptkone .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 Address Develops,plancond coordinotesthe two to fettgotiateccontracts, and produces the Minimum Three Lines One Day City Enclosed :55 four annual Minn -residence programs. visiting classical artists on campus Semester rate (all issues) :25.00 concepts. 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1 September 21. 1977. Page 6 A.S. organizing Figri,' Center hassled by campus clubs of: equal access law Into 13 boards By Chide Chornersii up last May about six persorr have The application of an "equal "hassled" the center. The student government itl working to organize access" SJSU's 300 clubs into 13 boards that will serve as com- law may be an obstacle to the ef- "It's fine if men come in for reasons munication networks between the students and A.S. , fectiveness of the Women's Center, ac connected with the function of the center." cording she said, "but Council. to the center's coordinators. we have one guy who comes In In to use the phone and According to A.S. President Steve Wright, the compliance with Title Nine of the eat any food we' Educational have out." organization should be completed by the end of October. Amendments of 1972, which prohibit discrimination Co-coordinator All academic organizations would be categorized by on the basis of sex Alice Mestemachet in any program or activity noted that the sign in front the school they fall under. Special interest groups would offered by the of the center university, the Women's does not say 4. classified as either religious, political, social and Center, 177 South "Women Only." 10th St., last May added Mestemacher said ery ice. activity or minority -related. the words the center has "everybody welcome" always been open to Is Each club will elect a representative to sit on a board to its sign facing men There a man 10th Street. in the centes's with representatives from all other related groups. The single parents group, and The center's three to four num come board will meet once a month with one A.S. Council allocation of $10,000 from into the center a the A.S. Council was granted week. member who will then report back to A.S "with the understanding that laid I.etters will be sent to all officially recognized clubs the coordinators at.,ee Hamilton the center is open to to give public by the end of this month explaining the project and notice that the center is open anyone intere'ste'd in learning about to everyone." women. requesting they elect a representative and submit in- Mykol formation about their club to student council. Hamilton, co-coordinator of the Dr. Serena Wade, assistant to S.ISU center said Any newly formed clubs that want to be officially the -everybody welcome" sign President John Hintze!, said the addition to is interfering recognized I only recognized clubs are eligible for A.S. with the center's primary the sign will ensure that everyone knows funding ) are supposed to contact Leisure Services by Oct. function serving women. the center Ile open to all. "It's an invitation for people who Without the sign. Wade said, men will With the clubs organized this way, Councilwoman really don't know what we do to just come be inhibited from participating in the Mary Ann Gustafson said. "we can become familiar with in to hassle us," Hamilton said. center just as they would not enter a i hem. When they come to council for funding. we'll know Hamilton said that since the sign went rest room labeled "women." who they are and where they are coming from. We can get some feedback on their concerns." According to Wright, there are advantages with this Campus art project for students because they can supply input as to rooms used where A.S. funds should go. Men get dorm rooms, Artist jobs provided 100 women still wait jointly by SJSU, city The SJSU Housing Cordell Roland, Artists were examined Office has housed all men The city of San Jose is The CETA program for their practical ex- on the dorm paid waiting There are also ap- implementing a program costs $131,000--S123.000 in periences and background list and are now seeking proximately 100 women jointly with SJSU to hiring personnels and in their fields. accordign to applicants to fill male remaining on the paid provide jobs for unem- $8,000 in supplies, ac Bert Gerlitz. fine arts spaces there for this waiting list who should be ployed artists to create art cording to Hank Rosenclin director for San Jose. semester, according to On- accommodated within the projects for the public in executive assistant to the The city artists are : Campus Housing 1 tiler' for next week or two, he said the San area. director of Parks and A subcommittee of the Tina Najarian in textile Recreation. San Jose Fine Arts Com- art: David Ogata in mision selected 12 artists printmaking; Wendy Lord, from the area in July to Jim Cabral and Frani; COPIES work under the Com- Mestemacher in sculp- 3 FLASHBACK prehensive Employment tures; Don Ajello in

Lagasca in Inner peace for body and soul Training Act 10ETA I. a ceramics; Ben printmaking and painting On this day in: federal program designed Putting her best foot Renee exercises and Kay Villa-Lobos in art 1970: The fall semester opened with a new president. forward. recently on the grass area to hire unemployed artists KINK'S history John Flunzel. More than 24.000 students braved walk- Rodriguez goes to great heights for near the fountain. Renee went who can contribute their through registration lines and two SJS graduates relaxation, as evidenced by this bottoms up in her search for inner talents and expertise to proposed an idea to help the parking problems: have photo. While performing her yoga peace. city beautification. Volunteers Needed: students park at Municipal The idea of utilizing Stadium and take a shuttle bus (3 units credit) to the campus. County Transit has re-routed a line now to federal funds for San Jose include that run. wean initiated by Dr 1071: The Business School classroom -office building Kathleen Cohen, the goin valuable experience in one-to-one and chiarmean of the Art group helping situations. was first used for funding, classes, but 16 of the 47 rooms were Orators seek unable to be used for the entire year. Cuts in the state Department. She learned budget by Gov. Reagan prevented the school from getting about the CETA program 5 hours per week. enough money to provide the rooms with equipment and through an art board in members Palo Alto called visual for more information stop by furniture. for new club Arta Jury. For the first time in seven years. a recent West Valley College transfer The program was PEER DROP -IN CENTER ompetitive speech program is being majoring In public relations and minoring approved in early June. UPPER LEVEL STUDENT UNION designed for SJSU students to gain in speech. "One of the effects of Santa Clara practical speaking experience at tour- Thompson said that many fall com- this cooperation between naments around the Bay Area and Nor- petitions involve two -and four-year in- the city and the univer MR.nNOS thern California. stitutions and have novice and ex- silty." Cohen said, "is a According to Mark Thompson, the perienced divisions. CHINESE FAST FOOD Among the 12 development of more Fried rice 65001 program's organizer, the university has categories in which a Within Sweet pork spicy tilts contestant can collaboration between the Mein donated MOO in an effort to get the project compete at most tournaments Chow Curry chicken Egg roll are: duet two." \X'ithout Verdables Spicy hot beef Crisp Won Ton off the ground. acting, reader's theater, original oratory. featuring All that is needed now is enough impromtu, humorous Nair Design and debate. and Plateof 2 selictions Si SO student interest generated to form a team, "Our plan," he said, "is to provide Nair Analysis Plate of 3 selections ...... 51 85 Thompson said. Once a group is formed. some help to students in , the category of Tires Thur 10.6 M S Plate of I selections S2 15 additional funding is the next step. their choice, cover admission fees and Wed. Fri 12-6 Skin Clore "The money given to us by the ad- transportation, and whatever costs we can One ol the selections must be Fried rice or Chow mein Saturday 10-7 480 South Tenth Street Analysis ministration is enough for about five or six manage. San Jose tournaments, providing that we have a "But all this depends on student Ler Piercing 294-0629 I Bring this coupon with you and get fairly small team.'' ,airl Thompson, a support in terms of work and funds." 1lb nrctexcept lunch specials and J off weekend specials Good thru Sept 28 1977 The Discount that everybody understands! CORNER OF 8TH & E. SANTA CLARA

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